Sleigh Bell Ride

Nobody captures the essence of "The Good Old Days" quite like Norman Rockwell! Look through the front window of the Five & Dime at the lunch counter where one of Rockwell's most beloved artworks comes to life.

Piercing the silence of the night, the bell from Mount Olive tower rings throughout the valley, gathering all to midnight service. Red brick and white clapboard mix well with the slate roof and stained glass looking windows, creating an iconic church.

Whoever said the fishing season ends when the lake freezes over? This mobile fishing shack offers a warm heater and a cold beer to keep Villagers cozy as they try their luck at ice fishing.

2020 Limited Edition. Hand numbered and limited to only 2,500 pieces. Glowing Christmas lights lead us to the newest fish house on the lake. Outside, the decorative clock reminds us that it’s always 5 o’clock. LED lights illuminate the inside interior.

Best friends check out the cover of their newest albums. This Village accessory is hand-crafted, hand-painted, ceramic.

Village Vinyl is the place to find all the albums from your favorite stars. The front window display features the British music invasion complimenting the latest releases from the American scene, the lit marquee sign draws in customers during evenings.

This neighbor chose to theme their home ‘North Pole’. A bright roof sign, red tinsel trim and decorated tree play off the directional sign-post and ‘Sleigh Only’ parking sign. Oversized vintage lawn decor highlights the lit North Pole in the yard.

This American Architecture Series introduction has another wonderful tie to our heritage. The sign tells us that this beautiful home has been converted to a Bed and Breakfast, and honors our Ms. Lit Town, Melinda Seegers.

Our host and hostess greet guests with a warm welcome, and warm smile, and warm cup of coffee.

Heading for the Hills